Back out for an hour or two in the heat and rock hard dirt, but the SE managed tp pull out some keepers. First dig was what I thought was a silver dime , turns out to be a `49 vintage play dime. LOL Got a nice signal around an old tree and pulled out a `27 wheat fairly deep, 7in. plus, rechecked the hole and popped a 25 p merc. Love it when that happens. Not much else, a couple more wheats,`39, `47, and next to an old sidewalk, got a deep good strong coin signal and had my hopes up it might be an IH, but turned out to be a nice green `18 D wheat. All in all, enjoyed the hunt and anytime I find silver. I`m a happy camper. Thanks for looking and HH.
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old house silver, wheats and a funny money
- Thread starter bbqman
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MNCoinhunter
Active member
Welcome to the play money club !! Nice merc..congrats !!
Great Republic
Active member
Nice Merc. Anytime silver pops out is a good time. Luck on the next hunt.
dewcon4414
Well-known member
bbq... dont you just love those aluminum tokens and play money. Seems i always digs the ones with ridges on the side the size of silver dollar... just to find out its some kind of a shell token. You talking about taking the smile right off the ole kisser. Those were still some good finds.
Dew
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